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Published on 09/21/12 at 06:37Bought into a pedalboard following examples found on the net (it is the basis for racker a DMX console 19 '/ 6U).
At first glance, it looks pretty tough in this price range usually found Pedalboards plastic rather light. Despite the walls (plywood or chipboard?) Small enough, it is already relatively heavy vacuum. Reassuring a priori, but it leaves a bit skeptical about the longevity of the plastic handle. Speaking of longevity, I already have a butterfly closure has dropped after a dozen openings / closings.
Side finish is very average, there are traces of glue everywhere, but it seems sturdy (apart, so moving parts). Practical side, a small vacuum bag (stuck on whether we want to develop within its taste), two rails on the sides easily removable and movable hatch at the rear which can be used to route the cables.
In short, for the price, it makes a good base for a pedalboard to look professional, but attention to small details that tarnish finish the table.
At first glance, it looks pretty tough in this price range usually found Pedalboards plastic rather light. Despite the walls (plywood or chipboard?) Small enough, it is already relatively heavy vacuum. Reassuring a priori, but it leaves a bit skeptical about the longevity of the plastic handle. Speaking of longevity, I already have a butterfly closure has dropped after a dozen openings / closings.
Side finish is very average, there are traces of glue everywhere, but it seems sturdy (apart, so moving parts). Practical side, a small vacuum bag (stuck on whether we want to develop within its taste), two rails on the sides easily removable and movable hatch at the rear which can be used to route the cables.
In short, for the price, it makes a good base for a pedalboard to look professional, but attention to small details that tarnish finish the table.